Church as Art
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| Blog Name: | Church as Art |
| Url: | http://www.churchasart.com/blog |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | emergent church, creativity, presbyterian |
| Description: | It's a bit of a buggaboo: We are simultaneously curators of God's Beauty in our World, Artisans commissioned to make God's Beauty, and Works of Art shaped through the creative work of God's Spirit. This is a blog about and including poetry, family, imagination, stories, laughable quotes, songwriting, emerging church, urban development, hope and other oddities all exploring being curator, artist, and art within God's mission in Jesus Christ. |
| Popularity: | 156 Followers |
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Def: Actualization Space
I just got off the phone with Sally Morganthaler learning a ton about the journey from her book Worship Evangelism (a book critiquing the performance based worship of seeker churches in the 80s) through leadership coaching, and back again to worship as the ritualized space of mission. While talking we coined a phrase “actualization space.” And I thought I’d throw it out there. Here’s the i
I just got off the phone with Sally Morganthaler learning a ton about the journey from her book Worship Evangelism (a book critiquing the performance based worship of seeker churches in the 80s) through leadership coaching, and back again to worship as the ritualized space of mission. While talking we coined a phrase “actualization space.” And I thought I’d throw it out there. Here’s the i
All y’all in the green, stand up stand up…
Recently several friends of Emergent Village released the decision to restructure our future around the metaphor of a “Village Green.” A week later Christianity Today announced that they have taken that same metaphor to organize some of its publishing into a more conversational format. This, along with the mixed reviews about the ambiguity of EV 2.0 in this honeymoon phase, gives an opportunity to be clearer about what ”The Emergent Village Green” is and could be. Remember back in the 90
Recently several friends of Emergent Village released the decision to restructure our future around the metaphor of a “Village Green.” A week later Christianity Today announced that they have taken that same metaphor to organize some of its publishing into a more conversational format. This, along with the mixed reviews about the ambiguity of EV 2.0 in this honeymoon phase, gives an opportunity to be clearer about what ”The Emergent Village Green” is and could be. Remember back in the 90
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